Hello all, I have been reading this site, espacialy on backing up DVD, for a couple of weeks now. This post is meant to find some missing answers I need. I'm not a technical guy so help me understand you After a couple of search on the forum, I must however say I understand a good portion of the terminology. My goal is to find a way to Capture, straight in MPG2, via a "Dazzle Digital Video Creator 80 USB", VHS tapes. At the end, I want to burn on DVD AND I don't have the kind of disk space it takes to save a 2 hour movie in AVI format. I have around 10 Gigs free. I'm trying to use VirtualDub but with no success. I'm open to other software but it needs to be freeware or shareware. I also own NeoDVD and a stripped VideoWave4 (No MPG2...). My questions for the moment. a) In VirtualDub, I get no sound. My sound should come from the DVC 80 (Digital Video Creator 80) but I can't seem to find the place to change the setting. Where can I tell to VirtualDub that my sound come from the DVC 80 and not from my internal sound card? b) How can I tell to VirtualDub to capture and compress to MPG2? Codec isn't free I heard. Is this truth? Is VirtualDubMod an option? c) Is VirtualDub a good choice? (I tried AVI_IO, VirtualDub, NeoDVD, a stripped VideoWave4...) d) Are my expectation too hight and impossible to meet? Here it is. Thanks for reading, I will return to this thread each day. Thanks alot for the comming help. If a guy like Old Scuba or Minion could help, I will be the luckiest man around Scuba guides to backing up DVD with Shrink and Decryptor were really great. --- Sewcid P4 Intel, 2.4Ghz, 512 Ram French Canadian, please disregard spelling errors. _X_X_X_X_X_[small]--- Sewcid P4 Intel, 2.4Ghz, 512 Ram, Digital Videao Creator 80 (DVC 80), DVD burner: LG GSA-4081B, Window XP SP1 French Canadian, please disregard grammar errors[/small]
well, I thought those forums where the best to ask questions. A little bit deceived here. If it is just plain impossible, just say so, so I don't have to come back here each day to check for a response. Thanks anyway for your reading time.